Let’s talk about the blue skies and the amazingly amazing sun that finally blessed us with its warmth. I laughed at myself as with this tiny bit of sun I insisted we spent the whole day in our garden despite the fact it was freezing; we cooked lunch outdoors on the fire pit, making our friends huddle around the fire and drink gallons of tea to keep warm.
In 2020 the blog is going to focus on things for you and family to do for free across Cornwall, or a very small amount as we all know that money doesn’t grow on any trees and holidays can add up.
‘Tis the season to have been jolly, and in my case get on with the long overdue ‘2019 Season’ review, so that I can get underway with the weekly blogs in earnest, that I have promised myself I will do – well, will try to do.
You lucky folks have a Bank Holiday within sniffing distance, what a treat having a long weekend. We are full to the brim and looking forward to the atmosphere that the final summer bank holiday brings. This week, with no children until Thursday I have been busy eating and drinking.
There is some irony in me writing this blog right now, as we are child free! The girls have gone for a week’s holiday with Nana & Grandad in Norfolk. Out of the three days they have been gone we have spent two of those evenings in the pub.
Rain is not on the horizon, and if I write this it is guaranteed to be sunny, hopefully anyway, so here are a few ideas for the odd rainy day you may encounter…
If you are coming to Cornwall then surely top of your to do list is a dip in the water? My favourite thing in the whole world is a paddle out on my paddle board and I have to say I am pretty lucky to be going out tomorrow.
The summer holidays are here! My favourite time of the year; when we are full to the brim at Little Winnick, and I get to have our girls at home for the whole summer. I am going to bring you a series of blogs that look at things that will not break the bank but that will also keep everyone entertained.
Well campers, what an incredible Easter we were lucky enough to experience; blue skies, barmy weather and chicks hatching. It really was a great few days and sets us in good stead for the season ahead.
Mevagissey is a perfect picture postcard Cornish Fishing Village; a stunning harbour, tea shops, tasty fish and chips and crabbing off the harbour walls. Hop on the bus that stops right outside the campsite and 10 minutes later you will be engulfed in one of my favourite places to visit.
